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Old 31st October 2007   #1
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I see people mention your photo has got hot spots? wat is hot spot? i only see a sticky thrad on causes of hot spot but it didn't mention wat is it...
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Old 31st October 2007   #2
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I see people mention your photo has got hot spots? wat is hot spot? i only see a sticky thrad on causes of hot spot but it didn't mention wat is it...
simply - a hot spot is something probably caused by diffraction, i presume you already know that

in some cases some lenses (on prosumer OR dslr lenses) tend to have hot spots - i.e. the centre of the picture has this funny ring that seems more exposed than the rest of the picture

something like reverse vignetting in the centre, if you get what i mean
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Old 1st November 2007   #3
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i see... thanks...
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Old 2nd November 2007   #4
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Default Re: what is hot spot?

you can see my thread about the hotspot issue...
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...ghlight=tokina
The photos show hotspot...

as they say, a picture tells a thousand words.
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Old 4th November 2007   #5
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I see people mention your photo has got hot spots? wat is hot spot? i only see a sticky thrad on causes of hot spot but it didn't mention wat is it...
It's a form of lens flare, made worse by the fact that electronic sensors are usually covered with a glass that gives specular reflections. Lens/sensor cover coatings which would reduce flare are designed for the visible spectral range. At IR wavelengths, they may not be that effective anymore.
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